The Hyannis Sound

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The Hyannis Sound is a professional a cappella singing group, composed of 10 young men from around the United States who convene each summer on Cape Cod, Massachusetts in the greater New England area.
Every summer, the 10 members of Hyannis Sound go on a performance schedule throughout Cape Cod. In the course of 90 days, they perform at various self-produced weekly shows, parties, restaurants, backyard gatherings, cobblestone streets, and stadiums. The Hyannis Sound's repertoire of songs spans the various time periods of popular music.

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	Top songs	Album
1	I Won't Give Up	Voices Only Forte III (A Cappella)	4:45	1
2	Shut up and Dance	Annual Bootleg, Vol. 13	2:45	1
3	What Hurts the Most	Annual Bootleg, Vol. 13	3:11	1
4	Ain't No Mountain	Boys of Summer	2:50	1
5	Turn the Beat Around	Annual Bootleg, Vol. 13	3:09	1
6	It All Fades Away	Annual Bootleg, Vol. 13	5:04	1
7	You Give Love a Bad Name	Annual Bootleg, Vol. 13	3:00	1
8	With or Without You	Boys of Summer	3:45	1
9	Make Someone Happy	Annual Bootleg, Vol. 13	4:31	1
10	Hold Back the River	Boys of Summer	4:03	1

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